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01/20/2025

ERP vs CRM: What’s the Difference?

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10/15/2024

Best Accounting Software for Lean Startups

By operating outside the boundaries of convention, lean startups can quickly pivot and remain agile, giving them a competitive edge that most traditional enterprises cannot match. However, to remain flexible, they need processes and software that support their methodology.  That’s particularly true when it comes to their finances. Having the right accounting software to keep […]

10/10/2024

What Is a Journal Entry in Accounting? A Guide with Examples

What gets measured gets improved—and when it comes to finances, this is especially true. Having a thorough understanding of your financial health is essential to making the right decisions, and none of it would be possible without sound bookkeeping.  At the heart of this process are journal entries in accounting, which serve as the fundamental […]

09/19/2024

What Is General Ledger Accounting Software?

Accounting software is crucial for financial planning and tracking in your business. But is general ledger software right for you? You will find everything you need to know to make your decision in this comprehensive blog.

09/12/2024

What Is Enterprise Value (EV) and How It Is Calculated?

Valuing a company can be quite complex. There are total assets, debts, cash flow, and so many more things to consider. But the Enterprise Value (EV) formula is the key that can help you unlock a company’s total valuation. 

09/06/2024

Variable Expenses Definition, Examples, & More

A business can plan for many of its expenses. Fixed expenses, like employee salaries (not including sales commission), software subscription fees, insurance, and advertising, tend to remain the same for long periods of time. But what about costs that change over time, even day to day? These are known as variable expenses, and that’s what […]

08/08/2024

Inter-company Transactions & Accounting Processes: A Brief Summary

Many well-known companies own subsidiaries: some more common examples include Facebook, which owns Instagram, and Google, which owns YouTube. That’s not to say that they aren’t found amongst smaller businesses, too—take, for instance, a local restaurant with a food truck, or a coffee shop with multiple locations. These may also be registered as subsidiaries underneath […]

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